HEY EVERYONE! Want to know an even BETTER way to heat press multi-layered designs with your Cricut? Try DTF! Watch the tutorial HERE 😎- ua-cam.com/video/2F1O_avwq-k/v-deo.html
Would you recommend any kind of printer? Because I have a canon as well but it’s not so advanced like the ones I usually see. I have the canon pixma mg series
This is a great tutorial. I’m a cricut beginner so I’m still learning but I haven’t yet bought the heat press, is the possible to do with a standard iron (turning off steam mode)?
Hello, is the printer the same as your daily use or did you get another. I have a ET for sublimation and a regular HP for regular printing. Wondering if I could use the regular printer
Hey Amy. I know this video is a year old. Hopefully you or anyone in the comments can help. I was recently gifted a hat press. I understand something I researched. But do I have to have a cricut to cut. Can I not cut it myself? Is there anything else to use for vinyl heat transfer? I don't know where to start lol.
Hi Kyro! The Cricut is a cutting machine that cuts the different designs you create in their software, Cricut Design Space. So, if you want a specific text, image, SVG, etc. on your hat, you'll need a cutting machine! The vinyl in this video is printable HTV (where you print images or multi-colored designs on vinyl) but you can also use regular HTV. Hope this helps!
I’d suggest not to apply a heat press/HTV to a glass beer cup & use a waterproof sticker instead 🤎 if you need help on that I do have a tutorial here for you (I actually used the glass beer cup) ua-cam.com/video/1F9rRn5WRp0/v-deo.html
What a great tutorial, thank you. Would it have been wrong to weed the negative space first leaving the design on the paper and then using the transfer paper?
@@AmyMakesThat oh good point!! See, that's why I love watching ur videos! Lol not only do you answer comments but you're a friggin genius with this stuff! Lol thank you 😊
So why wouldn’t you use a sublimation printer for the ink? I feel like the ink would just runoff the shirt since it’s ink used to be printed on paper when you wash it?
it doesn't! I don't have a sublimation printer or ink (nor do I have the room for another printer in my office) but the quality has held up since this was posted! If you're looking for a different way, try DTF! It's my most recent UA-cam tutorial - ua-cam.com/video/2F1O_avwq-k/v-deo.html
hey! that is correct IF you are using HTV vinyl. What I used in this tutorial is HTV Printable Vinyl. As I show you in the video, i print the design on the printer vs buying multiple colors of vinyl and cutting them as separate layers. Hope this helped :)
hi! Not this particular kind - this is printable HTV (iron-on) it's heat activated. You would follow the exact steps for making stickers with label paper (not iron-on). you can check out some of my sticker tutorials here on UA-cam for more help!
hey Gabriela! transfer tape/paper is used for adhesive vinyl projects ONLY. the carrier sheet is thicker and a protective layer that is “built in” HTV vinyl. i hope this helps! :)
it does great! The washing/care instructions are shown in the package of the vinyl & I also show them briefly in the video. As long as you follow them it will hold up!
In this case with the carrier sheet (the clear sheet), you DON'T have to. But, I usually don't use a carrier sheet with printable HTV vinyl, therefore you will need to use the teflon sheet!!
HEY EVERYONE! Want to know an even BETTER way to heat press multi-layered designs with your Cricut? Try DTF! Watch the tutorial HERE 😎- ua-cam.com/video/2F1O_avwq-k/v-deo.html
Thank you so much you just explain everything l needed
thanks Amy, I feel a lot more comfy with print to cut feature. thank you!
Perfect, thanks Amy going to give this a go tomorrow. Watching you made it look and sound so simple. 👌🏻
thank you for watching!! tag me if you try it 😇❤
@@AmyMakesThat I always watch your videos, you explain everything so simply. Makes me not afraid to try. Course I’ll tag you 🙌🏻
Love your Chanel. New to cricut so learning lots. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
thank you for watching and supporting!!
Thank you. I am learning alot from you.
I appreciate your work! Thank you!
Been trying to find a video that explained thoroughly. Thank you! I do have one question though. What to do if the image is distorted?
THIS WAS AMAZING
LOVE! Doing my very visit iron-on Halloween shirts this week with my Cricut Joy. Just finished tie-dying and washing, so now time to iron 🤍
ooo that sounds so much fun!!
I have the printer in your Amazon list .The Canon PIXMA TR4520 ,what all can I do with this printer for cricut projects?
So how does this work for a sports jersey? Will it stand up to washings? Is this the best transfer vinyl or do you have a good better best? Thanks!
So pretty I’ll try that soon. Thanks again for sharing.🥰
thank you!! tag me when you do 🤎
Great tutorial, please make more!
just pinned a comment up top on a better way to print multi-layered designs! :) watch the new tutorial here - ua-cam.com/video/2F1O_avwq-k/v-deo.html
Amazing tutorial!! Thank you!!
yay! Thank you for supporting 🤍
I have a image with words and the words don't cut correctly. what setting should i cut on?
how long does the printable htv usually last? can you use any dark fabric printable htv on all materals as well?
Do you have a video showing what your printer settings are?
Would you recommend any kind of printer? Because I have a canon as well but it’s not so advanced like the ones I usually see. I have the canon pixma mg series
Hi can you tell us what is your paper type SETTINGs please, Thanks
Very cute.
thank you!!
This is a great tutorial. I’m a cricut beginner so I’m still learning but I haven’t yet bought the heat press, is the possible to do with a standard iron (turning off steam mode)?
I have not attempted to use a standard iron, but have heard that it doesn't heat press well :(
Hello, is the printer the same as your daily use or did you get another. I have a ET for sublimation and a regular HP for regular printing. Wondering if I could use the regular printer
Hey Amy. I know this video is a year old. Hopefully you or anyone in the comments can help. I was recently gifted a hat press. I understand something I researched. But do I have to have a cricut to cut. Can I not cut it myself? Is there anything else to use for vinyl heat transfer? I don't know where to start lol.
Hi Kyro! The Cricut is a cutting machine that cuts the different designs you create in their software, Cricut Design Space. So, if you want a specific text, image, SVG, etc. on your hat, you'll need a cutting machine! The vinyl in this video is printable HTV (where you print images or multi-colored designs on vinyl) but you can also use regular HTV. Hope this helps!
Hey Amy ☺️ thank you for the video! Could printable heat transfer vinyl also be used for the glass beer cups?
I’d suggest not to apply a heat press/HTV to a glass beer cup & use a waterproof sticker instead 🤎 if you need help on that I do have a tutorial here for you (I actually used the glass beer cup) ua-cam.com/video/1F9rRn5WRp0/v-deo.html
What a great tutorial, thank you. Would it have been wrong to weed the negative space first leaving the design on the paper and then using the transfer paper?
thank you! and you could’ve done that too! I like to save my printable vinyl as much as I can since it’s a little on the expensive side 🤎
@@AmyMakesThat oh good point!! See, that's why I love watching ur videos! Lol not only do you answer comments but you're a friggin genius with this stuff! Lol thank you 😊
Does it resist to washmachine?
So why wouldn’t you use a sublimation printer for the ink? I feel like the ink would just runoff the shirt since it’s ink used to be printed on paper when you wash it?
it doesn't! I don't have a sublimation printer or ink (nor do I have the room for another printer in my office) but the quality has held up since this was posted! If you're looking for a different way, try DTF! It's my most recent UA-cam tutorial - ua-cam.com/video/2F1O_avwq-k/v-deo.html
Try it but came out so horrible :/ any idea why my Tshirt didn’t come smooth ? The picture looks so rough and faked I follow all the steps . 😩
Oh no! This can depend on a lot of things like your ink, printer, if you let the ink dry, etc.
How would I put the design image without the Carrier sheet
Yes you can, because this is not a printable vinyl at all. This is dark transfer paper/sheet which is not durable.
I got a question. What machine or materials do I use if I want to print a picture and put it on a t-shirt. Thank you!
Hi there! You'd follow the exact same steps in this video with all of the materials as well :) They are found in the video description of this video!
I’m confused because I thought in order to get multiple colors you’d have to do layers. Can someone help me understand?
hey! that is correct IF you are using HTV vinyl. What I used in this tutorial is HTV Printable Vinyl. As I show you in the video, i print the design on the printer vs buying multiple colors of vinyl and cutting them as separate layers. Hope this helped :)
Do you have to use a carrier sheet?
yes! your design will burn if you don't.
You think you can put theseon acrylic?
hi! Not this particular kind - this is printable HTV (iron-on) it's heat activated. You would follow the exact steps for making stickers with label paper (not iron-on). you can check out some of my sticker tutorials here on UA-cam for more help!
noice
Is the carrier sheet the same thing as trasfer paper?
hey Gabriela! transfer tape/paper is used for adhesive vinyl projects ONLY. the carrier sheet is thicker and a protective layer that is “built in” HTV vinyl. i hope this helps! :)
hi! how does this type of design do with washing/drying?
it does great! The washing/care instructions are shown in the package of the vinyl & I also show them briefly in the video. As long as you follow them it will hold up!
So you use regular inkjet ink and not sublimation ink with print and cut?
Hi Jill, yes! I use the ink that is recommended for the printer I have with print then cut.. I have never tried sublimation ink.
Do you always have to use a Teflon sheet?
In this case with the carrier sheet (the clear sheet), you DON'T have to. But, I usually don't use a carrier sheet with printable HTV vinyl, therefore you will need to use the teflon sheet!!
Which printer do you have?! ♥️♥️♥️
It’s linked in the video description! 🤎
Do you have the link for the printable vynil?
It’s in the video description!
If you would have FLATTENED it, wouldn’t the Cricut have not cut the letters out?
yep!!! I realized that after uploading LOL. oops!